New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
POSTELECTiON ECHOES.

The election Of Henry Russell TO tho Senate Is q
signal triumph for the Republicans Of Albany County.
lie succeeds General Amaza j. Parker, r., Democrat,
who chosen two years ago by plurality OF 1858.
Tho Democratic machine In Broome County was
pretty badly smashed on Tuesday The Custom House
troops fought nobly but TO purpose. Binghamtou
went Republican by over 700, while the Republican
majority In tho county was $780, against 1881
given Judge Darics last year. "The Binghamton Re-
publican" In its review Of the canvass, remarks It
was sad day for tho Democrats all around and few
Of them woro smiling countenances An recognize
tho fact tina; 1t will DO long day bei0re local De-
mocracy recovers from the blow dealt yesterday"
Tho Republicans made q clean sweep in Cayuga
The county, says "The Auburn Advertiser gave its
old time Republican majority fDr Of-year and did
not allow the Democrats solitary crumb OF
fort Both Republican Asscmblymen the Senator.
Justice Supreme Court, the entire Republican county
ticket and both School Commissioners have handsome
maorities. II every county In tho State had made
good a showing own, the majority to-day
would have been in favor Of Grant instead Of Cook"
Tho bolt in the I'D Chautauqua cost Mr. Frost
the Republican candidate for Assembly, several hundred
votes, but all the same he was elected with good
many hundred votes to spare.
The Democrats in Chemung County, ~ d" Tho FL
mira Advertiser reports had to buy q large number
This state of things speaks badly for Governor Hins
potcO-moral influence In hfs own county. r,t...
1t was hardly to The credit Of the Republicans Of
Clinton County that thoy m .de nomination 10 tho
Assembly against Smith Woods George.
district which sent a Republican Assemblyman to tho
Legislature OF 1886 by a majority Of over 1910 Is
certainly worth fighting for
Tho result Of the elections IN Columbia County has
syarf ha nNma
They met with overwhelming defeat, and their
leading organ, "The Hudson Register remarks In
bitterness Of spirit at is mOrtifying that Columbia
County cannot claim a voice In this triumph OF the
Democracy of the State. It IS still more Notifying
that a county which for more than half century
he high prominence In acho 'ing Democratic victories
has become tho darkest spot OH tho State cahvass'
"Dutohess County has BEEN placed squarely in
the Republican column" SO The Pou.hke"pfe Eagie'
expresses itself 1t examines tho election returns
And we'll may 1t argue So Tho county reflects both
Its Republican Assemblymon and helped hahuSohey
to elect o Republican Senator.
@The Buffalo Courier gives thanks "because the
son Of his father has been rcegated to tho obscurty
he adorns" Yes Mr.. Clinton " The Courier's' can
dldate FOR tho stae senate was not only the son OF
his father but grandson Of his grandfather and
nevertheless tho Eric County voe rolcgated him to the
saline shores of defeat by handsome majority
Fulton Republicans have the floor. Gentlemen how
did fl happen that tho Democratic candidate for tho
senate received such large vote In your county
ANY private grievances nourlshed at tho e1pcn'o "a
party veal
tevi, Is always catalogucd close county but
It continues in tho Kepublican column
Tho present Senator from Monroe is Republican,
,cd two Of the three Monroe AsSsn.tlymen are 10
nublicans But on Tuesday Monroe elected Demo
cratic senator and three Democratic As'emDyineI'
WHY this revolutions several explanations are OIL
,cd some 81, that tho failure of the convention l,
rcnomlnato senator Pits a bad blunder DINERS
hold tina. As,emtlyma Maurer's opposition 10 tho
reform measures Cf last winter not only handica Ppeo
him but had a disastrous effect on the entro t"ho''
Whatever the real of tho setback IL Is evident
that there IS good opening in Rochester Tor improved
republican leadership
4rbo Syracuse Courier calls upon the Democrats
OF Onondaga County to get up celebrations There
must be a llnea descendant Of our ola iriehu MarA
Tapley I'm the editorial chair OF Tho Courier Why
should tho Onondaga Democrats ceSbratel DID thoy
elect their candidate for Congress No. DID they
elect thoir candidate for the senator No. Did thoy
elect any Of tholr candidates for the Assembly, No
Celebrate" forsooth! They must feel moro Ike or
ganizlng themselves into lodge OF sorrow
Tho redemption of the first Senatorial districts re-
fleets great credit upon tho Republicans OF queens ana
suffolk and suffolk mado another ten slhc al sc|ui"s
a Republican AsSemblyman
Tho Democrats carried otscgo County by naked
bribery So Tho Otsego Republican, charges.
Nevor In tho history OF the Democratic party IL
writes, had its workers SO much money. All Sec
tlons OF tho county were flooded with II, and voters
woro bought lko sheep In tho shambles. 1t was
victory of money and whlskey. Tho brewers asso-
Citations Of tho state contributed largely to the state
CORFU tion fund Of tho democracy. Doniais OF this
Will now be In order by the Democrats, but tho TACT
cannot be resisted"
Rensselaer, tho home Of the chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Committee another OF the counties In which
tho ballot box polluted In tho Interest OF tho
Democratic ticket Tho Troy Tines is authority
for tho statement that In that city on Tuesday Illegal
voting was carried on to an extent probably mover
oqualcd BEFORE
st. Lawrence, as usual, roioces tho Republican
heart. Potsdam for example, gavo tho state ticket
plurality greater than that OF 1855 and 90 greater
than that of tho last.Prcsdentld year Veil DONE
Potsdam
II was tho proud boast OF Mr. Cutlcr. OF Science
tady that no was tho first IN that county since
1870 who had been elected the Assembly for three
consecutive terms. The trouble with Mr.. Cutter was
that no declined lot well enough alone On Tuesday
no ran for fourth term, but the Republicans rallied
in force and elected their candidate judge Yates.
Tho two young ladies' who ran for school commits
sIonor In Wayne County wero defeated Tho vote In
that and several other nearby countless Tho Elmra
Advertiser" explains, appears to have been unusually
Hight and tho explanation that the farmers wore busy
with tho crops was probable one"
Il IS understood that General James william Hustled
OF wostchcStcr Is candidate for tho Spcahcrshp, ana
that he knows a gavol when he sees It,
yatss claims to be tho banner Republican county.
She gave Colonel Grant 1899 plurality Last year
sho gave judge Daniels i,224 plurality.
PERSONAL
Professor Carl Zcrrahn will spend tho winter OF
1ass's0 In Europe his first vacation In thirty four
years.